BEING A SERIES OF REPORTS OF CASES ARGUED AND DETERMINED IN THE HIGH COURT OF CHANCERY AND THE ROLLS COURT, IN IRELAND, During the YEARS 1854, 1855 AND 1856. Chancery: BY JOHN PITT KENNEDY, Esq. Rolls: BY EDWARD SHIRLEY TREVOR, Esq. VOL. IV. DUBLIN: HODGES, SMITH & CO., 104 GRAFTON STREET. 1856. JUDGES AND LAW OFFICERS Buring the period of these Reports. HIGH COURT OF CHANCERY. Lord Chancellor.-The Right Hon. MAZIERE Brady. Master of the Rolls.-The Right Hon. THOMAS BERRY CUSACK SMITH. ATTORNEYS-GENERAL. The Right Hon. JOSEPH NAPIER. SOLICITORS-GENERAL. JAMES WHITESIDE, Esq., Q. C. J. D. FITZGERALD, Esq., Q. C. SERJEANTS. JOHN HOWLEY, Esq., Q. C. JAMES O'BRIEN, Esq., Q. C. WALTER BERWICK, Esq., Q. C. On the 12th of March 1855, The Right Hon. ABRAHAM BREWSTER resigned the office of Attorney-General, and was succeeded by the Solicitor-General WILLIAM KEOGH, Esq. In Easter Term 1855, JAMES ROGERS, Esq., and FREDERICK W. WALSH, Esq., and on the 3rd of July 1855, THOMAS DE MOLEYNS, Esq., JOSHUA CLARKE, Esq., and DAVID SHERLOCK, Esq., were called within the Bar. On the 3rd of April 1855, Serjeant CHRISTIAN resigned the Serjeantcy, and WALTER BERWICK, Esq., Q. C., was appointed Her Majesty's third Serjeant. |